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... PETER CRICKET T, WOOLLEN-DRAPER, TAYLOR HABIT-MaKER, Over again ft ttic Dial-Church, Cot. r. ea, MAKES all Soils of Men’s Cloaths, and complcat in London, for the Prices under-mentioned, viz. 1. s. For a middle-fired Man, .1 plain Suit fuperfine, 4 For ...
... takers, Sec. Sec -roucls, Sec. for Under- and Stock nay :WATCH the 3 th inft, was played extraordinary three hand ed match at Cricket. The Sieur Boot ard Mr . Charlton, againft John Wilkes and ihe liberties of England, 'the game was hot, and the Sieur bowled ...
... Re* ilui, Son of thf Gcdi-lphin Ar.i- li. : His P.uu by Illatk Cliance, wh.ch was the Sire of Mi. Will.am's famous Ilorfe Cricket: Hii tiiandai.i hy tie Duke of Hilton's Loo l.y; His Great Giandam by Old Pirtn.r s Sifter. STAR at four Years 01-l won a ...
... by Ret-i-lui. Son of th-- Ccdolphin Ara- U,.. : Hit Dam hy Flack Chance, wl.ich was the Sire of Mr. William's famous Horfe Cricket ■ His Orar-'am by the [)ake of Bolt, n's Looby : His Great Grardam hy OM far, net '1 Sifter. STAR at four Years old won a ...
... by Ratcalu., Son of the Godolpliin Ar.a- hiani Hit Dam by Black Chance, wliich wai the Sire of Mr. William', famou. Horfc Cricket : Hi* Orandaiit by ihe Duke ai Bolton's Looby 1 His Great Crandam by Old Partner's Sifter. S'TA.R at four Years old won a ...
... Smith;-man, EooJtfelkr Bratranw; who will Crew the Erctiiifcs. . The Bury, rwich, .mu Sudbury Stages, the Houfe every Day. PETER CRICKET! , Arsn, Ove»-»rw.ft 'K DIAL-CHURCH, I'OLCHii I ?. R> this jrtunit;,’ot Chinks I ’to hii .end! for pnk Favours, If i>c'6 for ...
... Nature and Growth of Salt- petre : Alfo, frveral other choice and uncommon Chymicil Experiment!. • VII. The Art of preparing Cricket!, Fire-Globes, Stars, Sparks, l-i . for Rrcrtitive Fir* Worki. VIII. The Att and Manigement of Dying Silks, Worded*, Cotton ...
... .CRICKETING. O N Monday, (he 28th will played, MATCH CRICKET, a Field St. Stephen's, near Cunt.-rhwv Eleven SERJEANTS againft Eleven CORPORALS, of , the Eaft-Kcnt Battalion of Militia, commanded by Lieut. Cel. Commaruiant Saiuhridge, Efq. The Wickets ...
... fe-rttfal l)e**ts inte. i.c Hai di .1 in-, ?? *gv' ;i ' ! te 'tut} thofc v. ho % \£}i I C KafrfM A J* C H. TO OT-pfciyrd foi at Crickets, nt Thame in o.\k>rc'lhire, trp Fn ' r. in rl.e- V, Imfu-i Week, a Silver Cup, cf Twe Gu.ne.i, Valt 1 .■ by font .Ss-V-i ...
... High-ftreet, he fell ladder into the ftreet, the r breaking, and was killed on the elderly man and had no wife| The match of cricket (adverticil between the ferjeants and corpo Kent Militia, was decided of the former.—A g people were aflemblej on the ...
... obedient Servant, WILLIAM BAKER. to give Notice all Gentlemen CRICKET-PL A VERS and others, That there Will be Eleven HATS of Five Shillings Value each, with Gold Buttons and Loops, to played at Cricket for on rUNWORTH DOWN (free for Town or Country) on Two ...
... by !bit gently brulh the Branches, and then tarring the Trees, which prevents them from ever again. Yeiterday the gie: t Cricket-Match and All linglana, was begun to be Artillery Ground; the Duke of Dorf mondeley, d about twelve more Gentlemen, and about ...